"We are driven by mission, not politics."
Our Numbers
California is home to the largest concentration of LGBTQ+ Latinx in the United States, yet the political landscape lacks organized and coordinated political participation from LGBTQ+ Latinx. The large number of LGBTQ+ Latinx - particularly in Southern California-creates an opportunity for us to organize around issues of mutual concern and interest.
Homophobia in our Community Needs to Be Addressed
Homophobia in Latinx communities contributes to second-class status and a host of social and economic problems such as: hate crimes; domestic violence; alcohol and drug abuse; employment discrimination; and increasing rates of HIV infection, among others. Political leaders need to be aware of these issues.
Huge Opportunities for Increased Civic Engagement
LGBTQ+ Latinx are politically disenfranchised. As a result, LGBTQ+ Latinx voices are nearly absent from policy debates and the democratic process. There is a need to educate and encourage LGBTQ+ Latinx on how they can increase their involvement in the political process and advocate for issues of interest.
Leadership Development
Empowerment of LGBTQ+ Latinx communities requires organized and sustained opportunities for leadership and professional development. A distinct and organized political mobilization effort is required to address the near absence of visible LGBTQ+ Latinx in positions of leadership and to effectively advocate for issues of importance to LGBTQ+ Latinx.
Non-Partisan
HONOR PAC is a mission driven non-partisan organization focusing on the issues and policies affecting the LGBTQ+ Latinx communities and other underserved populations. HONOR PAC seeks a more fair and equitable society for all.
CORE FUNCTIONS:
• Elect candidates who support and advocate for the interests of the Latinx LGBTQ+ communities.
• Support or oppose ballot propositions that serve the interests of the Latinx LGBTQ+ communities.
• Promote Latinx LGBTQ+ education and mobilization of lawful political action, including support and advocacy for increased Latinx LGBTQ+ voices in elected and appointed offices.